Hence BSA can physically absorb to the membrane surface in two different orientations, at the end or sideways.
Due to the large surface area of the AAO, the film can absorb indicators to make it chemically sensitive to testing materials.
The foam can absorb up to 100 times its weight in oil, according to a report in Chemistry World.
From Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. Obama can absorb how to fiddle with the rules, as the mayor did in leaning on the City Council to alter the term-limits law to give him a shot at a third term.
A Chicago study shows that 120 acres of tree canopy can absorb up to 170 pounds of particulates daily.
Hydrogels, sold at most garden centers under several brand names, are small granules of polyacrylamide or other similar materials, which can absorb up to 400 times their own weight in water.
For example, the bioavailability of iron in mushrooms is considerably high and human body can absorb up to 90%% of the available form (Kalac and Svoboda 2000).
One of the characteristics of soil is that it can absorb vibrations to varying degrees depending on its type and properties.
The researchers heated a solution of molecules derived from fructose the basic building blocks for their plastics—and molecules that can absorb light to make long chains that form the plastics, which appeared as pale brown solids.
We demonstrate that despite the fact that the film is several thousand times thinner than the skin depth of conventional metals (aluminum, copper) in this frequency range, it can absorb up to 38% of the incident radiation.
A green roof can absorb up to 45percentt of rain water and delay runoff by two hours, a critical amount of time for waste treatment plants during heavy rains.
